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Freedom Rider: Newark Rejects $100 million School Scam
by BAR editor and senior columnist Margaret Kimberley
Sometimes, local political races have truly national repercussions. Hopefully, this will be the case in Newark, New Jersey, where Ras Baraka defeated a Cory Booker acolyte for mayor. School privatization was the big issue. Folks have figured out that "the very purpose of school privatization is to close schools and give teachers no more job security than fast food workers or Walmart greeters."
Black Agenda TV, Season 1, Episode 5
Katrina Was a One Time Disaster, Detroit Will Be Replicated Many Times
Half the black population of New Orleans was exiled in the wake of Katrina, the result of neoliberal politics and a chance hurricane. But the dismemberment of Detroit's black metropolis is a model that the capitalists can replicate over and over across black America.
Omali Yeshitela, chairman of the Black Is Back Coalition evaluates the Obama presidency
President Obama "has been worse for the African community than Bush," said Omali Yeshitela, chairman of the Black Is Back Coalition, which will hold its annual national conference August 16 and 17, in Philadelphia. "First of all, Bush couldn't have gotten away with what Obama gets away with. He's neutralized so many forces – taken them out of action." "He's played the African community, his most loyal constituency," said Yeshitela, appearing on BlackAgendaTV.com. "The only thing he's done is criticize Blacks in the most callous, reactionary kind of way."
For a growing number of African Americans, the Obama "spell has been broken." However, too many Americans of all ethnicities think that politics consists only of elections. "What has been defined as politics locks us into imperialist space," said Yeshitela. "At the moment when Africans and other people begin to look for alternatives to the Democrats, then some Negro will step forward to lead us back safely into the embrace of the system, through the Democratic Party. Jesse Jackson did that" in the 1980s.
The Shrinking Political Vision of African American leadership
BAR managing editor Bruce Dixon on how the political souls of black America's political class have shrunk to fit their hands.
Molefi Asante Must Go, Say Students and Educators
A Black Agenda Radio commentary by BAR executive editor Glen Ford
Temple University African American Studies chairman Dr. Molefi Asante figured he could both please his bosses and purge his department of leftist political thought by getting rid of W.E.B. Dubois scholar Dr. Anthony Monteiro. Instead, Asante has made himself a pariah to students and educators, and an embarrassment to Temple administrators.
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Questioning the #BringBackOurGirls Campaign
by Danny Haiphong
The #BringBackOurGirls campaign has become the loudest voice for U.S. imperialism and military domination of Africa. It's only message is that the U.S. "do something" – as if America is not already responsible for the death of millions of Africans in Congo, Somalia and elsewhere. #BringBackOurGirls masks the reality that Washington's real mission is to protect corporate theft of Nigeria's wealth.
Ras Baraka's Victory: Indicting Education Crimes
by Michelle Renee Matisons and Seth Sandronsky
Former Newark Mayor Cory Booker tried to turn the city's public schools over to privatizers and billionaires. But, there's a new mayor in town. Ras Baraka's "victory is about creating the educational climate – supported by larger goals of racial/ economic justice – that is required for thriving students."
Is a New "Cold War" Coming? You Can't Be Serious
by Dr. T P Wilkinson
We are said to be returning to conditions of Cold War – although the term was never sufficiently explained back in the days when it was believed operative. In reality, Cold Wars past and, supposedly, present, are also hot and always deadly to millions of people. They are "the logical extension of Manifest Destiny, the particularly US term for imperialism."
Eritrea: The Cuba of Africa
by Thomas C. Mountain
The Cuban experience with the next-door imperial power bears similarities to the treatment Eritrea has been subjected to by the U.S. and its proxies in Africa. "Sanctions aimed at crippling their economies and hurting their people have hit both countries hard."
What is Boko Haram, and Where DId It Come From?
By Gary K. Busch
Uncle Sam and AFRICOM claim that Boko Haram is the Nigerial franchise of Al Qeda, and provide the justification for open armed intervention in the affairs of Nigeria and its neighbors. The truth is deeper, more complicated, and intimately tied to the military and kleptocratic politics of post-colonial Nigeria.
Listen to Black Agenda Radio on the Progressive Radio Network, with Glen Ford and Nellie Bailey – Week of 5/19/14
Count-Down to a Class-Based Internet
The public has four months to respond to the Federal Communications Commission's plans to end Internet neutrality. "The people are very clear about what they want," said Kevin Zeese, an organizer of Occupy the FCC, which camped out in front of the Commission's offices, in Washington. "They don't want a class-based Internet. They don't want a two-tiered Internet based on fees. They want an open, equal Internet," as demanded by several million petitioners and callers to the FCC.
Rev. Pinkney Defiant Under House Arrest
The leading activist in mostly Black Benton Harbor, Michigan, will still be under house arrest when protestors converge on the PGA tournament, May 24. Rev. Edward Pinkney is facing 20 years in prison on elections law charges stemming from an effort to recall Mayor James Hightower, described as a "stoolie" for the Whirlpool Corporation, which dominates the town. Pinkney said Whirlpool hoped his arrest would defeat the recall effort and undermine the "Occupy the PGA" protests, "but we're going to win both of them."
U.S. War Against Libya Boosted Boko Haram
"We cannot understand the rise and strengthening of Boko Haram and, indeed, most of the radical Islamic activity in Africa, disconnected from" NATO's overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi's government in Libya, said BAR editor and columnist Ajamu Baraka, author of the article "From Benghazi to Boko Haram." The 2011 triumph of U.S.-backed jihadists in Libya "provided a material source for training and equipment and money that strengthened these elements across the continent," said Baraka.
"No War" Rally in Times Square
Activists will stage a "No War" rally at New York City's Times Square, May 26, to demand the U.S. halt its aggressive confrontations with Russia – the root of the crisis in Ukraine. The Ukrainian coup-imposed, fascist-backed government in Kiev initially failed to crush resistance in the eastern parts of the country, said Sara Flounders, of the International Action Center, because the military "refused to fight against their own sisters and brothers. And now U.S. imperialism has only the fascists to lean on" in Ukraine. She likened the eastern Ukrainian resistance to "an armed Occupy Wall Street."
Greg Butterfield, a contributing editor to Workers World newspaper, said the fascists that shot, beat or burned to death 46 people in the southern Ukrainian city of Odessa were much like the Ku Klux Klan. "You can see why people have taken the initiative to form militias and protect themselves to keep the fascists out of eastern Ukraine, said Butterfield.
U.S. Goal is to Subdue Russia
Washington tries relentless to encircle and isolate Russia "to subordinate it, so it can be ripped off and integrated into the world market controlled by the United States and the European Union," said Jeff Mackler, of Socialist Action, in Oakland, California. However, Mackler doesn't think the U.S. wants to go to war with Russia, "although the Cold War rhetoric is still there," because "Russia is no longer a workers' state with a planned economy."
Mumia: Systemic Racism Trumps Personal Prejudice
Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling's private racist remarks are fodder for the media, but the press ignores "systemic racism, which has an impact on the lives and life hopes of millions of people," said Mumia Abu Jamal, the nation's best known political prisoner. Mass incarceration, for example, is a racist policy of the state. "It is this vase, impersonal, systemic racism that deserves our attention and condemnation," not the private utterances "of an old goat lusting for a 30-something," said Abu Jamal, in a commentary for Prison Radio.
Cornel West: Hands Off the Black Radical Tradition
"When you attack Tony Monteiro, you're attacking a Black man called Cornel West, too," said the nation's best known Black public intellectual. Dr. West was speaking at a North Philadelphia rally demanding Temple University reinstate Dr. Anthony Monteiro at its African American Studies department. Dr. Molefi Asante, the department chairman, has launched a red-baiting campaign against Dr. Monteiro and his supporters. Dr. West sees this as an assault on the Black radical tradition. "You're attacking Angela Davis; you're attacking DuBois; you're attacking the memory of Paul Robeson; you're attacking the memory of Sinclair Drake," said West.
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Kidnapped Girls Become Tools of U.S. Imperial Policy in Africa
by BAR executive editor Glen Ford
The "humanitarian" U.S. military occupation of Africa has been very successful, thus far. "The Chibok abductions have served the same U.S. foreign policy purposes as Joseph Kony sightings in central Africa." Imagine: the superpower that financed the genocide of six million in Congo, claims to be a defender of teenage girls and human rights on the continent. If you believe that, then you are probably a member of the Congressional Black Caucus.
Freedom Rider: America Brings Hell to Ukraine
by BAR editor and senior columnist Margaret Kimberley
Washington's pell-mell rush to the brink of war against the giants of Eurasia is awesome in its recklessness. "The feverish pace of the Asia pivot meant to encircle China is matched only by the plan to dispatch Russia economically – and ultimately, militarily."
Call the FCC – If Obama's FCC Doesn't Restore Network Neutrality, Black Agenda Report Will Die
A Black Agenda Radio commentary by BAR managing editor Bruce A. Dixon
Although Obama promised to protect internet access for everyone, rule changes proposed by his FCC chief will make the internet a toll road. Failure to restore the internet's common carrier status will let greedy corporations pretending be something they'll call "the market" to restrict access to any content that isn't theirs or doesn't pay to be seen. But it's not a done deal yet. There's still time to make your voice heard...
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Molefi Asante: Portrait of a Redbaiting Bootlicking Rat
A Black Agenda Radio commentary by executive editor Glen Ford
As often as not, the guy in the most elaborate dashiki is the one working for The Man. At Temple University, Dr. Molefi Asante is "the narrow cultural nationalist who poses as the ultimate Race-man, but ultimately winds up as chief bootlicker, servant and agent of white corporate power."
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From Benghazi to Boko Haram: Why I support the Benghazi Inquiry
by BAR editor and columnist Ajamu Baraka
You can't understand the threat posed to Nigeria by Boko Haram, or the ghastly destruction of Syria over the past three years, outside the context of "the vicious NATO obliteration of the state of Libya." One huge crime begets many consequences, including the death of the U.S. ambassador in Benghazi. The Left should be outraged at Obama policies – in North Africa, in Syria, and in backing neo-fascists in Ukraine.
Lessons from James Boggs: Capitalist Automation in the 21st Century
by Danny Haiphong
Automation has conveyed great advantages to capital over labor, worldwide. Black American revolutionary worker James Boggs "asserted that the only effective counter offensive to automation's assault on labor would be for workers to make 'politics' instead of 'things'" – that is, to create a more humane social system.
The United States: Land of Blissful Ignorance and Blatant Hypocrisy
by Solomon Comissiong
American popular geopolitical ignorance sometimes seems infinite. Most of the world is fully aware that the U.S. government financed the Ukrainian coup "that helped bring to power a wave of neo-Nazis." Yet, most Americans think that Russia is playing the Hitler role, and Washington is the good guys.
My Wise Country Cousin on Judas comin' to Cali…
by BAR Poet-in-Residence Raymond Nat Turner
Molefi Asante's brand of "Afrocentricity" means McCarthyism and race and class betrayal.
Listen to Black Agenda Radio on the Progressive Radio Network, with Glen Ford and Nellie Bailey – Week of 5/12/14
Special Edition: The Jackson Rising Conference
This week, Black Agenda Radio focuses entirely on the recent "Jackson Rising" conference on cooperative economies, organized by the Malcolm X Grassroots Movement (MXGM). Organizers had hoped the event would be hosted by Chokwe Lumumba, the revolutionary Black nationalist and MXGM co-founder who was elected mayor of mostly Black Jackson, Mississippi, last June. However, Lumumba died suddenly this past February, and his son Chokwe Antar Lumumba was defeated in a special election to fill his father's seat, in April. Despite the loss, the Jackson Rising conference proceeded as scheduled, attracting hundreds of activists from the region and around the country. BAR Managing Editor Bruce Dixon was on hand for all three days of the conference.
Allies and Enemies
Ed Whitfield, of the Fund for Democratic Communities, said the people need a vision. "It's a vision of where we're able to use our labor to provide enough for our loved ones and ourselves, as well as the very young, the old, the infirm, and those people who are caretakers of the community, producing love and caring for other people."
Mississippi law "does not allow for the incorporation of cooperatives in any other sector within the state except agriculture, Melba Smith informed a popular workshop. The restrictions pose a hardship on low-income people, who must go out of state to form cooperatives and then apply for a license to operate in Mississippi, said Smith, of the Coalition for a Prosperous Mississippi.
State Sen. Jim Evans, a veteran of the Civil Rights Movement, told delegates "You have allies all over the world" – but plenty of adversaries in Mississippi. "These folks ain't gonna change nothing unless we organize and build a majority, said Evans, who works closely with organized labor. "They don't know what's right, and neither do they care."
A Question of Self-Determination
Iya Falola, a local Jackson MXGM activist, said people need to put the concept of solidarity at the center of economic thought. "The real model of economic uplift is taking the 'I' out of the concept," she said. "Until we come together collectively, and are all able to benefit from our efforts, there is no solidarity in economy. It's still capitalistic."
The Federation of Southern Cooperatives has been working with small farmers for almost 50 years, and was one of the main participants in the Jackson Rising conference. "For African Americans, from a cultural and historical standpoint, cooperatives offer a way for people to embrace values of working together with others to enhance the total community," said the Federation's John Zippert.
Salima Muhammad represented Praxis, which also provide support for the conference. She believes people want to be self-determining in their economic activities. "If we can own it, then we can determine how it's used. I think that's where people are directing their energy."
Michael Peck spoke for the Spain-based Mondragon Corporation, the world's best-known cooperative, with 80,000 worker-owners and plants in 39 countries. A Mondragon venture in Argentina went bust, causing suffering among the local workers. "We went into that region as a financial investor, but we didn't take our values with us," said Peck. After a long, democratic review of the episode, "we decided that we would never again make an international investment without taking our values with us."
Solidarity Economy: Essential to Transformation
There is nothing capitalistic about MXGM's cooperative vision, said Adofo Minka. "Cooperation Jackson" emphasizes "placing the means of production in the hands of the people, and focusing more on creating livable wages and benefits for the people who work in these businesses, as opposed to one owner who is only interested in developing his own pockets."
Bruce Dixon engaged MXGM's Mikea Kambui, Akil Bakari and Von Anderson in a wide-ranging discussion of cooperative possibilities. One idea is to form an entertainment cooperative that Jacksonians could buy into for, say, $5 a month. "Over three months, we could come to the city with a public-private partnership to start a movie theater, here, or two theaters," said the activists. Currently, not a single movie is located in Jackson, which had 11 theaters in the 1980s.
Gus Newport, the former mayor of Berkeley, California and close friend of Malcolm X, has long experience in cooperative ventures. "The cooperative model teaches us how to create what Martin Luther King called 'The Beloved Community' – how to work together, to learn to have concern for your fellow human being."
The conference was "a foundational moment," said Rose Brewer, a Minneapolis activist with the U.S. Social Forum and the Black Left Unity Network. "To reignite that communal, as well as cooperative, spirit is absolutely essential to any social transformation," she said.
Sage Crump, of Artists 4 Change, said: "What moved me most was this idea of the solidarity economy, and how do we shift the way we think about our exchange of goods and services, from an individual model of give-and-get to What is the benefit for all people?" Crump is from New Orleans.
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Jail the Bankers? Obama Has Been Their Staunchest Defender
by BAR executive editor Glen Ford
In the second half of his second term, Obama and his crew seek to rewrite the history of his administration. Attorney General Eric Holder now declares that no bank is too big to jail. But the reality is, Wall Street's "impunity is infinite. Holder and Obama work for them."
Jackson Rising: Black Millionaires Won't Lift Us Up, But Cooperation & the Solidarity Economy Might
By BAR managing editor Bruce A. Dixon
"320 activists from all over the country, including 80 or more from Jackson and surrounding parts of Mississippi converged on the campus of Jackson State University for Jackson Rising. "
Has raising up more black millionaires been a successful economic development strategy for our communities? Evidently not. What's the alternative to gentrification, to stadiums, to ruthless exploitation? It's the solidarity economy. It's cooperation. It's democratically owned, worker-run cooperatives for child care, retail, auto repair, factories, health care, you name it. It's already rising in Jackson Mississippi, and soon, near you.
Freedom Rider: How Not to "Bring Back our Girls"
by BAR editor and senior columnist Margaret Kimberley
Hundreds of Nigerian girls were kidnapped by Boko Haram fighters, three weeks ago. The abductions got very little media coverage, so the wave of U.S. revulsion is only now surfacing. Americans urge their government to "do something," but know next to nothing about the Nigerian political crisis, since there has not been "a single television news story about Boko Haram in 2013."
Segregation Rebounding: The Political Defeat of School Integration
A Black Agenda Radio commentary by executive editor Glen Ford
Sixty years ago, the U.S. Supreme Court ordered public schools desegregated, first "with all deliberate speed" and then, more urgently, "root and branch." By the early 1970s, substantial desegregation has taken place in the South. But today, segregation has rebounded. In some localities, folks don't quite remember what happened. "No one paid the court order any attention in St. Martin Parish, Louisiana, for 30 years."
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Obamacare's Empty Victory
By Dr. Margaret Flowers
Millions of Obama voters in 2008 imagined they voted for universal health. What they got instead was Obamacare, an incredibly complex thicket of laws, regulations and exceptions requiring millions to purchase private health insurance which might or might not provide adequate or affordable coverage, might or might not protect them from bankruptcy, but certainly privatizes more of the nation's health care system than ever before.
Condoleezza Rice is Not Qualified to Speak on Civil Rights
by Mel Reeves
Faculty and student groups a the University of Minnesota insulted history and Black America, last month, inviting Condoleezza Rice to speak on the legacy of the Civil Rights Movement. Rice and her immediate family rejected that Movement. "She is not a beacon of the Civil Rights Movement but, rather, an embarrassment."
The Historic Plague of Individualism Continues Under Present Day US Capitalism
by Danny Haiphong
Capitalists hoodwink the masses into belief in an ideal of individualism, which "places sole blame for the misery of capitalism on the individual person experiencing it." The U.S. Founding Fathers – a group of very rich white men – created a political infrastructure in which "the oppressed are coerced into competing among themselves for the crumbs the capitalist class has stolen from them."
Nigeria: Africa's Number One Economy, for Wealth Evaporation
by Patrick Bond
Based on new calculations, Nigeria no ranks as Africa's biggest economy. Actually, it is losing wealth a a frightening pace. In addition to the sheer volume of theft that drains the Nigerian people of their national patrimony, the biggest drain "is the depletion of natural resources, which when mined or drilled out are only counted as GDP credits on the income accounts, but not as debits."
Shangri-La re-zoned…
by Raymond Nat Turner
Must each generation's Shangri-La turn into… ?
Listen to Black Agenda Radio on the Progressive Radio Network, with Glen Ford and Nellie Bailey – Week of 5/5/14
Seattle Activists Vow to Put $15 Wage on Ballot
"We can't wait seven years for workers to get relief," said Jess Spear, organizing director for the campaign by 15 Now and the Socialist Alternative Party to immediately raise most wages in Seattle to $15 an hour. A counter-proposal by Mayor Ed Murray's hand-picked committee, unveiled last week, would phase-in $15 over a 4 to 7 year period, with no cost-of-living increases until the first phase-ins are complete. Spear said the fact that the mayor had to present even a watered-down version of $15 an hour proves that "movements really get things done and change the conversation." The Socialist Alternative Party's Kshama Sawant won a Seattle city council seat, last year, on a $15 platform, igniting a groundswell of support for the wage hike. Spears said 15 Now will go ahead with a drive to collect 50,000 signatures to put its own, much stronger proposal on the ballot.
Benton Harbor Activist Under House Arrest
Back in 2008, Rev. Edward Pinkney, a longtime community leader in mostly Black Benton Harbor, Michigan, became the first person in living memory to be imprisoned for quoting the Bible – in this case, on contempt charges in an elections law trial. Last week, 35 to 40 armed sheriff's deputies came to arrest Rev. Pinkney on charges related to a recall petition against the city's mayor, an ally of the giant Whirlpool Corporation. "They were losing 5 to 1, and they knew they had to do something to stop this [recall] election," said Pinkney, who is confined to his home, forced to wear a GPS finder, and barred from working on his computer. The recall election has been called off until after adjudication of Pinkney's case. Activists plan to protest at the Whirlpool-sponsored senior PGA tournament, in Benton Harbor, later this month. "We're gonna have more people there, now, than ever before," said Pinkney.
Supreme Court Justices "Burning the House Down"
Last month, the U.S. Supreme Court refused to even consider an appeal of Hedges v. Obama, the suit against preventive detention of U.S. citizens without charge or trial. "It's not simply that the court is turning a blind eye to constitutional rights," said Shahid Buttar, executive director of the Bill of Rights Defense Committee. "It's also the case that the court is hamstringing itself and diminishing judicial independence and inhibiting the extent to which future courts will be able to rein in similar abuses." By failing to curb executive and legislative branch assaults on constitutional rights, "these judges are, basically, burning the house down," said Buttar.
Mumia, Street: Institutional Racism is the Deeper Cut
Billionaire Los Angeles Clippers owner Donald Sterling was near-universally denounced for private, racist remarks, yet institutional racism remains as deep as ever, sanctioned by majorities of Americans. "It's interesting that you have this incident, and the shaming of Sterling, just a week after the Supreme Court hands down another absolutely terrible decision on affirmative action," said historian and activist Paul Street. "These dramas become kinds of rituals of white self-congratulation that feed the narrative that we're in a post-racial society, and tend to render the deeper institutional societal racism more invisible than it already was," said Street.
The nation's best known political prisoner, Mumia Abu Jamal, made the same point in a commentary for Prison Radio: "Which story will affect the greatest number of Black lives – the anguished insecurities of a rich old man trying to exert control over his beautiful young lover, or the tortured reasoning of a majority of the U.S. Supreme Court, essentially closing the doors of college to millions? Which are more relevant? Which are more racist?
Stop-and-Frisk Still in Effect in NYC
New York City cops continue to racially profile and confront young Black and brown men despite the fact that Bill de Blasio has replaced Michael Bloomberg at City Hall. De Blasio brought back former police commissioner Bill Bratton, an architect of stop-and-frisk. "The political incentives changed from Bloomberg to de Blasio, but the actual effect on people's lives did not," said Josmar Trujillo, of New Yorkers Against Bratton. Now that stop-and-frisk is officially frowned upon, "police simply won't write down every interaction and stop anymore." People are getting "a false sense of reform."
Cornel West to Support Dr. Anthony Monteiro at Temple University
Dr. Cornel West and others will join a student-community coalition demonstration on Thursday, May 8, to demand that Temple University reinstate Dr. Anthony Monteiro, the adjunct African American Studies professor whose contract was terminated earlier this year with the assent of department chairman Dr. Molefi Asante. Students last week staged a sit-in at the Philadelphia campus's administrative offices, and later met with the university provost and the dean of liberal arts. "They basically told us it was Dr. Asante's decision not to bring back Dr. Monteiro," said student activist Paul Conge, a political science major who has studied under Monteiro. Asante "wanted to move to an African cultural nationalist type of department." Asante recently told a radio audience that Dr. Monteiro's student supporters were all "white communists" – a charge that is both untrue and smacks of "McCarthyism," said Conge. Asante's version of "Afro-centricity allows him to be a proponent of capitalism – Black capitalism, Black-on-Black exploitation. He really does not care about economic exploitation."
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Donald Sterling Thinks He Owns Basketball Players, But He Really DOES Own the NAACP
A Black Agenda Radio commentary by BAR managing editor Bruce A. Dixon
Billionaire racists will be billionaire racists. Not much we can do about that. But the fact that our so-called civil rights organizations depend on the deep pockets of Wal-Mart, Comcast, and the David Sterlings of this world even though they pretend to represent the interests of ordinary black people is not something we have to live with.
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USA: Bad Jobs Country
A Black Agenda Radio commentary by executive editor Glen Ford
Researchers confirm what desperate workers have sensed: most of the good jobs lost in the Great Recession have been replaced with bad jobs. That' fine with Wall Street, since "capital's global plan is to reduce all workers to a state of absolute insecurity, so that they will accept those bad jobs without complaint."
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Lollipop Chainsaw screenshot, artwork blowout
Warner Bros have released a bunch of new screens and character renders that feature the zombie hunter Juliet Starling wearing different outfits.
Pre-order Lollipop Chainsaw
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High School Playbook: Week 9 Scores
Updated On: Oct 18 2014 07:36:31 AM EDT
Week 9 of High School Playbook featured several key football matchups across the Triad and the mountain counties. Check below for all our coverage.
View scores for week of Oct. 17, 2014
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"A great Back to Basics Vampire Story"
What was there not to like ... ok LOVE about this book? It was a refreshing return to traditional vampire lore; sunlight kills, no eating animals, have to be invited inside someone's home ... It was great!
There are two clear halves to the book, the first half where Amaliya is trying to figure out what happened to her, and adjust to her new "life", and the second half, where she meets other vampires and learn about her maker. If I had to pick a favorite half, I am not sure I would be able to. They are just to different; like comparing traditional vampires to sparkly vampires. They both drink blood but that is pretty much it.
I really felt for Amaliya during her struggles. She had a pretty tough life, and her after-life isn't shaping up to be so hot either. Due to he upbringing, she has next to no self-esteem, but is pretty self reliant and stubborn. That turns out to be her biggest advantage.
When she finally meets others of her own kind ... Oh Cian. (Pronouced Key-an) She wins the lottery when she meets him. Except he is engaged. To a human. But that's ok, he isn't even her type. Sure sure honey, keep telling yourself that. He is everyone's type.
And the narrator, Kristin Allison, does a great job with the different characters. I never wondered who was talking. I was a little concerned right at the beginning, because she seemed a little monotone, but it fits with the story. Just give it a sec. :-)
I really have nothing bad to say about this book. I loved it and can't wait to listen to the next one, Pretty When She Kills.
"2.5 Stars - Cute but cheesy, with some confusion"
Where to begin ... these are always the hardest reviews to write. The story kept me entertained enough, but I still had some ... complaints? Let's just jump in with both feet.
I would categorize this as NA (New Adult) because the main character, Rose, is 20, going on 21. Her age is actually really important in the story, because her boyfriend Christian, works at a night club and bar, so she can't go in. When you first start, you find out that Rose's mom was killed in a "freak accident" roughly 6 months before where the story starts. Rose had been seeing Christian before this event, and continued to see him after. But I got the impression that she snuck out to see him whenever she got the chance, waited for him outside by his car, they made out on his breaks, then he went back to work, he never came up to see her, and they never talked on the phone - yet they are in love. O_O Ok, dating just under a year is plenty of time to fall in love, it's just with the way it is written I didn't get the impression their relationship was more than just making out.
The story itself was kind cute, if REALLY cheesy, and very reminiscent of Twilight in certain aspects. While not the most amazing thing ever written ever, I was still entertained the whole way. Even when I was rolling my eyes at things said or done, it was still with a grin on my face.
Something that bothered me over and over ... Rose's school. She says repeatedly she is in college, and she is writing a thesis (which I thought didn't happen until higher levels as my BS didn't have anything resembling a thesis but whatever) HOWEVER she goes to school and comes home at the same time every day, has to ask permission to leave a "study day" in one class to go to the library, is dismissed by bells, and at one point, when she gets in trouble for disturbing class, the teacher says to meet him at the end of the day. All which sounds WAY more like High School than any college I have ever heard of. Again, not a big deal in the scheme of things, but for some reason every time it was brought up it irritated the crap out of me.
There are also several different POV's (points of view) with which the narrator does a good job distinguishing between. Though the weird "whispering" of the names at the beginning of each section was just ... weird. *shrugs* I didn't think all the POV's were needed either. About half way in we start getting some from her dad, and another woman you meet later on. I honestly didn't think either of them were needed for the story. Their sections were always really short as well.
Overall, with the overprotective father (which I didn't even mention), the immaturity of the MC, and the things that happened ... or didn't ... in this story, I think it would have been better suited to a YA (Young Adult) book, rather than have the characters be the ages they were. It would have made more sense. Even with such a low star score from me, I am still curious to see how the story plays out and might continue with this trilogy.
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2002 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML55 AMG AWD 4dr SUV (5.4L 8cyl 5A)
My 89LC was mint & incredible off-
road, but was severely underpowered,
handled like a ship, fatiguing, had no
safety features, and got
10mpg, but I still loved it for
what it was when I sold it after 9yrs.
The ML55AMG's engine has an exceptional
powerband, a fantastic interior,
handles like a sports sedan, is
extremely comfortable, has all the
gadgets, can consistently get 15MPG
(combined) if I don't "floor it"
constantly, 18MPG on long trips, and is
incredible fun. The cup holders are
too flimsy, its has limited cargo
space, and it has too much wind
noise, but short of the Kawa ZX11
and 69 BMW 2002 I once owned, I've
never loved a vehicle nearly as much
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2002 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML320 AWD 4dr SUV (3.2L 6cyl 5A)
Our ML320 has been in the shop 20
different times. The last time was to
replace the rings. It was burning 2
quarts of oil in under 2000 miles.
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2002 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML500 AWD 4dr SUV (5.0L 8cyl 5A)
Terrific SUV that has shown zero
quality issues other than the brakes
squealing in cold weather.
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2002 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML500 AWD 4dr SUV (5.0L 8cyl 5A)
This is our first Mercedes, but not
our first SUV (we have had Jeeps in
the past). We stepped up for lots of
reasons - Safety, performance and
Status (this car is used in a sales
environment). The ML500 is simply an
amazing vehicle. It is comfortable
and FAST. I would prefer a smoother
ride with less jostling over the bumps
in the road, but the trade-off for
that kind of safety seems well worth
it. The ML500 has had its share of
little picky issues - namely a touchy
fuel gauge and mirrors that do not
adjust with the memory seats. Again,
small potatos for that kind of
peformance. It feels like a car that
will last forever!
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2002 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML500 AWD 4dr SUV (5.0L 8cyl 5A)
Bought in Nov 2001, my ML500 was one of
the first in the Houston area. I
considered the ML55 AMG for the extra
zip, but the '55 has a huge, glaring
disadvantage: cargo space. The ML500
has plenty of zip, plenty of cargo
room. The Sport Package also gives the
ML a more agressive, sporty look. This
is a magnificent machine, 26 months
after delivery, the rest of the Lux-SUV
pack hasn't caught up. I promise you
folks, there is NOTHING else on the
market in 2004 that has the performance
AND high tech gadgetry of this 2002
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2002 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML320 AWD 4dr SUV (3.2L 6cyl 5A)
When our ML 320 works, it drives
great. The problem is we have had
about eighteen separate malfunctions in
a little over two years. The power
seats continually come unplugged and
don't work; the CD changer is not
reliable; the window washer container
cracked; the rear view mirror fell off
while driving. I would never purchase
a car like this. It is terrible.
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2002 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML55 AMG AWD 4dr SUV (5.4L 8cyl 5A)
The truck was billed as Top of the
Line with Mercedes Quality-While the
engine performed well it was a PIG on
as consumption!! The brakes went out
after 11000 miles-unheard of for an
American car let all the "top line"
Mercedes truck- Also a number of minor
problems such as a cracked storage
bottle for washer fluid easy to break
cup holders. Moreover, the service
stinks-Mercedes was unwilling to
assume any responsibilty for the
brakes and wrote a letter saying in
essence I was lucky to be driving a
Mercedes. An underwhelming experience -
Never again will I buy a Mercedes!!!!
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2002 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML500 AWD 4dr SUV (5.0L 8cyl 5A)
My 3rd ML after a 98, 2000. This is it!
All bugs fixed, hardly goes to the
dealer for any problems. Best part is
the free Service for the warranty
period. If people buying a cheaper
fors or GM would add the service cost
they would find it cheaper to own an ML
and safer too.
Advice; Don't miss the convenience
option, I love the lights under the
rearview mirror, and the folding
outside mirrors
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2002 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML320 AWD 4dr SUV (3.2L 6cyl 5A)
Needed all wheel drive and 3rd row of
seats. The small turning circle
diameter is great. This was the best
handling and most nimble suv we drove.
The interier hardware is fragile and we
have replaced rear cupholders/vents 5
times (all under warranty). The
moonroof had broken twice and the power
steering feels underboosted when making
sharp u-turns. The accelerator pedal
is s-l-o-w to inputs. Our dealership
does not have enough loaner cars. Our
local BMW dealership is much more
responsive but X-5 does not have 3rd
row of seats. We tow a boat with this
and it works much better than our
Tundra pickup truck for towing.
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2002 Mercedes-Benz M-Class ML320 AWD 4dr SUV (3.2L 6cyl 5A)
The ML has a lot of minor annoying
build quality problems and this
distracts from the capability of the
truck. A good dealership makes the
difference between frustration and
having an excellent ownership
experience. Now, the ML is a great
deal in the market. The drive is
great and it's offroad prowess is
really second to none, not even the
Cayenne can keep up!! The ML500 is
the choice and the best SUV deal
anywhere, period.
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At This Point in Time -
Why not say "now," or "today?"
Typical Delay-by-Elongation, giving subject at press
conference time to think up plausible lie, e.g. "At
this point in time we are, err, mmmmm, unaware of the
allegation that the earth is round." -Queen Isabella.
Meaningful - Has lost all
of its meaningfulness.
Input - Has
unfortunately replaced "contribution." Often
used in combination; as "meaningful input."
Scenario - Spread like
wildfire after Watergate. It can be roughly translated as
"I don't know what had happened (or will happen) but
this is a scenario." Means: "I'm making this up."
Also used when reporter doesn't want to use "according
to unimpeachable source."
Detente - Invented by
Henry Kissinger. Nobody else knows what it means, and now
even Kissinger has forgotten. [Before the year was out
the president of the United States also banished "detente."
Later, voters banished Kissinger and the president.]
Dialogue - and its other
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in it.
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pronounced properly and therefore lacks meaningfulness.
Implement and Viable -
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a crazy idea here."
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Of all sports reporter who fail to state clearly in the
lead: The winner and the score.
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members of the Unicorn Hunters and then excommunicate
them; or, to "put the pips" on the offender. (Printed
post card pip forms are available at the packet with
instructions.) Final punishment is banishment to Neebish
Island in the St. Mary's River near Sault Ste. Marie, or
Zug Island in the lower Dertroit River (which is
sometimes difficult to find because of industrial smog
and oil slick).
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Will the pickup be at the same location as the last buy that you coordinated?
I'd love to get my hands on 3 of the ball lock kegs but I've got a new baby coming next week and don't know when I'll have a chance to get up to the Andover area. Anyone in the metrowest or Waltham area getting some kegs that could help out?
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Updated On: Mar 14 2013 04:36:50 PM CDT
One in eight couples will have problems getting pregnant, but what they eat could increase their chances of having a baby.
"This one looks like me, and this one looks like my husband," said Laurie Elpers, as she pointed to her fraternal twins, Noah and Ben. They're double trouble their parents thought might never happen.
After months of originally trying, Laurie suffered a miscarriage at 10 weeks.
"That really, you know, kind of shook us a little bit," she said.
Statistics show that 30 percent of all pregnancies end in a miscarriage.
"The risk of miscarriage increases with age, so that women, for example, that are over 40 can have a one in three chance of miscarriage," said Dr. Sanjay Acerwall, reproductive endocrinologist at U.C. San Diego.
Harvard researchers have come up with a fertility diet. They say what you eat could improve your chances of getting pregnant and carrying your child to full term.
Women should avoid trans fats, cut back on saturated fats, and add more vegetable oils, nuts, and cold water fish like salmon, according to the study. They should also replace a serving of meat each day with beans, peas, soybeans, or tofu.
Skim milk appears to promote infertility; choose whole milk instead. For your vegetables, go for spinach, beans, tomatoes, and beets. Most importantly, skip the soda. It could slow ovulation.
For men, a 2012 study found eating 75 grams, or about two handfuls of walnuts a day, improves sperm quality.
Oysters are not only an aphrodisiac, their high zinc content helps production of sperm and testosterone. You can also find zinc in beef, eggs, and beans. The antioxidants found in dried fruits, cranberries, and collard greens are also helpful.
One more fertility fact: As long as you don't drink more than six cups a day, doctors said coffee and tea do not affect a woman's fertility.
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Facebook stock has been sliding nonstop since Friday, when, to much fanfare, it debuted on the Nasdaq at $38 a share and sold a hefty $16 billion worth of stock. The share price hovered around $38 on Friday, but closed at just over $31 on Tuesday, an 18 percent plunge. With 900 million users, Facebook is the biggest social network in the world, and many had expected the stock to pop as soon as the shares hit the market. So what went wrong? Here, five possible culprits for Facebook's abysmal performance:
1. Morgan Stanley
The investment bank was in charge of Facebook's IPO, and it's being criticized for pricing the company at a stratospheric $38 a share — which valued the company north of $100 billion. The bank made "decisions with little input from other underwriters," who were less bullish about the offering price of $38, says The New York Times. Furthermore, Morgan Stanley distributed larger-than-expected allotments of shares to institutional investors, which "spooked" them into thinking demand was low, says The Wall Street Journal. In short, too many shares at too high a price led to a wave of selling.
2. Nasdaq
Like Morgan Stanley, Nasdaq expected to be wreathed with glory on Facebook's debut. But the IPO was marred by glitches that delayed the initial offering, stalled trading orders, and scared off investors who were left in the dark.
3. Facebook
The social network gave investors plenty to worry about in the weeks running up to the IPO. Auto giant General Motors pulled its Facebook advertising over complaints that the ads didn't boost sales, sparking concerns that Facebook's revenue model was flawed. In addition, analysts said Facebook was behind the curve in adapting to smartphones, which are expected to be the primary platform for social media in the future.
4. Profit-hungry insiders
Now that Facebook's stock is plummeting, it's clear that CEO Mark Zuckerberg and other "insiders — the company's founders, employees, and venture-capitalist backers — had bagged most, if not all, of the company's value for themselves," says John Cassidy at The New Yorker. These stakeholders milked the IPO for all it was worth, encouraging ordinary investors to buy in at inflated prices. That could set a harmful precedent for future IPOs. If "virtually all of the rewards are reserved for insiders, ordinary investors will refuse to play the game."
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- Publisher: Activision
- Release Date: Nov 9, 2010
- Also On: PlayStation 3, Xbox 360
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Generally unfavorable reviews- based on 1446 Ratings
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Positive: 596 out of 1446
Mixed: 194 out of 1446
Negative: 656 out of 1446
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Nov 10, 2010Another pathetic money grab from activision. There's nothing innovative or fun about this version don't bother. Why on earth wasn't infinity ward used on this version? Treyarch is terrible. Remember when they released World At War?
Nov 9, 2010This game is unplayable if you're on a PC and there has been no response from the developers. Releases like this spur on gaming piracy. Treyarch, I'll be illegally downloading your next release and seeding the torrent for the next 6 months. If Infinity Ward decides to come back and create another game, even if it's based off of a Jennifer Lopez movie, I'll take 2 copies for 80 bucks a piece.
Nov 9, 2010Actually it is nearly unplayable online, even if you have a 30ms Ping! The game lags and everybody has problems to hit the enemy. Its a shame that every COD fan wanted this game, because of the dedicated server and then its unplayable, because it lags much more, than MW2 did!
A really bad start. If you want to buy it because of the Multiplayer, dont do it, unitl this problems are solved!
Nov 9, 2010This game is truly disappointing in the PC version. It obviously is just a port from a console machine. Graphics below par, gameplay below par, shoddy multiplayer. Biggest disappointment of the year. Medal of Honor Tier 1 is far superior game and even that was lacking in comparison with BFC:2. This game would be a fantastic game had it been released 3-4 years ago. Terrible waste of money.
Nov 9, 2010There is no was that the Critics played the same game that I am now. Black ops is playabe to an extent, but its a very broken game. I cannot get the zombies to play in Co-Op at all, most of the servers lag out and there are multiple graphic glitches, the single player looks exactly like World at War. The multiplayer is fun when it works, but there must have been no beta for this game at all for this many ungodly problems. OK game if it worked, but I've never seen a **** release than this. Stick with MW2 for a month or so and buy this later when it works.… Expand
Nov 9, 2010This game is absolutely unplayable in multiplayer. Constant network problems on top of the terrible FPS issues (there is already a post on the Steam forums with around 200,000 views). Whenever a player comes into view, the game will hiccup and stutter on even the best systems. Activision brought down the Tryarch Forums because of the complaints, what does that tell you?
How could they honestly not see the problems with this during testing?… Expand
Nov 9, 2010Pretty disappointing this time round from CoD: Black Ops, dedicated servers that is only available in the States that disallows the asians to play with low ping, Average ping is about 300ms. Can't even create your own game excluding private matches. Sound effects are utterly terrible, you have Helicopter killstreak chaingun sounded like some silenced chaingun. Choppy FPS as what LassKnacken has mentioned. Unfriendly Interface that people can't even figure out how to invite another friend to a co-op game.… Expand
Nov 9, 2010Stick with the Console versions because this is not a PC game. It's a port with one server provider, which is Gameservers. They are the worst servers to have. With Battlefield bad Company 2, those servers were plagued with server lag and horrible downtime.
I couldn't imagine a popular game like COD Black Ops being able to run on those servers, and guess what? It was unplayable. If Multiplayer is the only reason why you want to play this game, then don't waste you money.… Expand
Nov 10, 2010An unplayable port - SP and MP. It looks 3 years old but eats resources like Crysis 7. Severe audio stuttering, deadly lags, server problems, gameplay breaking frame-rate drops on gaming machines well above the recommended configuration, laughable hodgepodge story... If they cannot somehow patch this load of manure into playability, I would not recommend picking it up even from the bargain bin - where it will pretty soon land.… Expand
Nov 10, 2010Completely crap game. This is a 60 dollar beta, and nothing more. More than 90% of the online features either don't work or they are extremely buggy. Nobody in the entire pc gaming community can play a coop game of zombies. Half of the times, the attachments that you put on your gun don't carry over to your next game. The SP is incredibly short and there are absolutely no reasons to justify a 60 dollar purchase for this game.
Things that don't work"
Zombies Coop
Theatre and filesharing
Multiplayer as a whole [Incredibly laggy on all servers]
Do not buy this game. Boycott bad producers who think little of their customers, and have the nerve to sell a beta to the public as an actual retail game.… Expand
Nov 10, 2010Unplayable MP, stuttering like mad on C2D 3.0 with 4gb and 9800GTX card...even on lowest settings. Then there's lag issues, CTD problems....you get the picture. Stear clear from this junk until it's fixed.
Nov 10, 2010Is the worst game I ever seen. Play black ops for computer is like play a beta game. Bugs everywhere and the cpu's lag problem. Black ops has 874000 kb cpu usage. And you die and lag in single player, in multiplayer and in the zombie mod. In multiplayer game i have between 20 and 75 fps at the low resolution; and i have a gtx 460. This game is unplayable until a patch that fix this problems. Without words.… Expand
Nov 10, 2010Even without all the lag, it's blatantly just another console port and a bad one at that. For one Treyarch should have had an open beta a couple of weeks before release. This game needs an overhall, bring COD back to it's PC roots for the love of god!
Nov 29, 2010Pathetic example of a over hyped game. Its very obvious the developer did not beta test this game. People using high end gaming computers that are way over min spec can't run the game without massive amounts of stuttering/lag. Activision really let its fans down with this one. 2 patches later and they still have not figured out the problems. Activision needs to fix Black Ops and do it quickly. They've already lost alot of COD fans and I doubt that I or my friends will be buying the next COD.… Expand
Nov 10, 2010So, the server browser only shows about 10% of the total amount of servers out there, making it hard to search for servers with your friends. Joining your friends via the browser does not seem to be activated yet, so you must wait until one buddy finds a good server and then invites you. The game will grab onto and hold most of your CPU resources making the game lag something fierce in MP and somewhat less in SP. This seems to be an issue for the majority of the players and a quick search on the web confirms this. My score is based on the SP part since the MP part is unplayable and would have to be given a score of 0. Once the emergency fix/patch is released, Black Ops will probably be a decent expantion for World At War.… Expand
Nov 9, 2010Even if you ignore the lazy and short SP where the game practically plays itself FOR you, you then still have a broken game besides that and all this at an outrageous price AND using the insidious Steam software. If this was a fiver, it might be worth giving a look. Right now? Don't kid yourself - if you call yourself a real gamer, move on.
Nov 10, 2010Overall I am very disappointed and I feel like I should have never fallen for this trap. At the end of the day Activision wants to make money and that is exactly what they are doing by releasing sub-par, unfinished console ports each year.
I honestly didn't think they could make a game worse than modern warfare 2 but alas they have. The game feels like a copy of butchered call of duty 4 and is nowhere near finished and if I could I would return the game to steam. The main issues I have with the game right now are: The server browser, very poorly designed, you can not filter by ping e.g. (… Expand
Nov 10, 2010It's obvious that none of the critics played the PC version of this game. I bought the game specifically for multi-player, and the stuttering/lag makes the game nearly unplayable. How did Treyarch allow this game to be released for PC with all the lag/graphics/freezing problems? They're so obvious that a drunk and retarded monkey would notice them in the first 5 seconds of playing! My only hope is that people stop buying this game until the developers fix this disaster. I wish that I had never bought this game, nothing but a disappointment.… Expand
Nov 10, 2010This game fails in so many ways it is amazing that Treyarch and Activision released this. It's no wonder they spent tens of thousands of dollars pampering professional reviewers, there is no other way they would give this game a good score. CoD Black Ops is just a plain bad game.
Black Ops does nothing really new. The only real exciting thing about Black Ops is the extra layer of customization available for the online multiplayer. Dedicated servers for the PC version was a good way to win over the hearts of the anti-Infinity Ward group, but they should have probably done at least SOME testing, since it's obvious the server and clients just aren't on the same page. Using dedicated servers is actually worse than the P2P connections of Modern Warfare 2. As far as gameplay is concerned, it's the same ol' respawn and shoot 'em up. I really don't mind that, as I didn't expect this game to be anything different, but given its other flaws, they needed to do something new.
The multiplayer gameplay is horrid. It's far too fast, and the game clearly favors SMGs with fast moving kits. Let me stop here, and stop the flames, I played CS2 as a part of a tournament invitational team, played every FPS under the sun, and I would consider myself pretty damned good at shooters. The multiplayer matches are chalked full of guys diving every time they see someone, even if they come up behind them. If they are not whoring out their prone key, they are bouncing around like a drunken night elf. The weapons behave as far from realistically as possible. I understand realism isn't necessarily fun, but it's almost as though Treyarch just pulled some numbers out of their ass as to how these weapons act and how much damage they do. And why are knife kills from the front still 1 shot kills? Every other modern game has addressed frontal melee kills, but not Call of Duty. I like a little bit of realism in games I play, and this game is far from that at every level. I was in the Army, and have extensive weapons and explosives training due to my MOS, so I think I can safely say I know what I am talking about here.
The single player portion of the game does nothing new or different. In fact, most of the single player campaign seems ripped right out of Modern Warfare 1 and 2's playbook.
In short, this game's flaws are frustrating at best, and infuriating at worst. Black Ops multiplayer is far too fast and favors the one who can hit their prone key fastest, and aiming seems to do little to help, as the characters move inhumanly fast. Save your money for Battlefield 3, and this is coming from someone who got through all 10 prestige levels of MW2 and WaW.… Expand
Nov 11, 2010Outside of the fact that the PC port is nearly unplayable in some situations, I finished the single player in a half a day. I bought a $60 multiplayer piece of junk. Never again, Activision.
Nov 10, 2010This game blows in its current state. Treyarch/Activision have just released another top level game and made us $60 beta testers. There is no excuse for releasing a game in this state. So much lag, and that is even if you are able to get in the game unlike the black load screen many people are dealing with. This might be a great game several patches from now, but at the moment it is unplayable. I really question if they even bothered to test this at all before release, because with the current issues there is no way in hell this stuff would not have been noticed had it been tested. I guess all my ranting comes down to this for game companies, stop worrying about the quick cash grab and release a good game. If your game doesn't work, delay it and make it work then release it. Instead of us paying $60 to "play" this game, Activision should be paying us $60 to beta test their game, especially when Treyarch is doing the game and they're known to release garbage. The only reason I am giving this a 1 is I have a little hope that if they fix it, that it could be a decent game.… Expand
Nov 10, 2010So depressing. Bugs galore, INSANE lag in both the campaign and in the multiplayer which makes MP pretty much unplayable. All this was a huge slap in the face after paying the full $60 for Black Ops on Steam (why it's still $60 even though there's no disc/case/booklet/shipping/etc i don't know) AND having to wait till 9 a.m. only to have the game be unavailable until 5 p.m. only to stumble into a world of issues that should have been dealt with before it was released. Even www.callofduty.com crapped out when I tried to post in their forums by redirecting you to the USA Today hompage and did so for a few hours afterward. Apparently nobody cares about their product or us lowly consumers anymore, just their revenue streams. This is far worse than the Fallout:New Vegas release, and I almost threw my Xbox 360 version of that in the garbage disposal. Too bad I got the digital download, I won't be tossing my comp out the window but COME THE F@#K ONNNN!!!!!… Expand
Nov 10, 2010Unplayable SP and MP yet another fail just like MW2 and overhyped game. If there isnt going to be a patch soon now then this will be my last COD. And i will stick with Counter Source and the Battlefield BC2 franchise forever.
Nov 10, 2010Bugs and lag because they don't know how to program PC anymore just platform.
I'm sorry but cod lost it's PC players already, just give up until you can get it right.
Nov 10, 2010Truely awful. Any critic that gave this a good review should hang their head in shame, this game is a disgrace - the multiplayer is completely unplayable. Played every COD game since release, enjoyed MW2 despite it's short comings - this just takes the biscuit though.
Nov 10, 2010Single player is horrible with same generic linear gameplay trying to tell a strory, but it falls in horrible ai and lazily scripted event with not even close ot enough triggers to make gameplay fluent and ai teammates to feel real. This is which breaks the flow of the game and cant really get into it no matter how hard i try. Same problems still exist to every cod game after COD2. Teammates keep emptying clips at visible opponents without actually killing anything until player finds the trigger which gets the teammates to move forward.
Multiplayer is very normal cod quality though making snipers unusable makes the game faster which is better in arcade shooter like this. The new game modes are fun but not enough to merit buying this if you already own mw1, bc2 or even mw2.… Expand
Nov 10, 2010There is absolutely no way that the PC version was tested. My computer far exceeds the minimum requirements, but the game is an unplayable mess of problems at the moment. Activision's current response to widepsread problems is a claim that no on meets the minimum specs. The main campaign is a stuttering, crashing mess with an okay plot. Zombie mode is nothing new, but the special map with JFK, Nixon, Castro, and McNamara was funny. Multiplayer gamplay wise is pretty much the same MW2's, but suffers from a much smaller and unbalanced weapon count. Multiplayer at the moment is a godawful mess if bugs that will be impossible for Treyarch to ever fix. Whether it's getting a error that steam must be running to play the game when you're launching the damn game from steam, getting a connection error on a bot match you're playing by yourself, never having your proper name appear ingame, or just stuttering around the map getting killed by the magical 1% of people with no problems. Dedicated servers are provided ONLY by paying gameservers to host your server for you. I could not honestly recommend this game to anyone t the moment. Stay away for at least one year, and maybe by then Treyarch will have patched it to a barely playable state. The only thing stopping it from getting a 0 is the glorious voice acting in the zombie level with presidents.… Expand
Nov 10, 2010This game lacks any of the shine and polish for which the Call of Duty franchise is rightly known. The engine's performance is execrable on any but the most expensive hardware, the multiplayer feels more arcade-ey and cheap than in previous iterations and the game's AI is erratic at best. This is all particularly insulting given Activision's decision to charge 50% more for the game in Australia to gouge every cent it could given that country's favourable exchange rate to the US Dollar.… Expand
Nov 10, 2010I'm a very positive person, but this game is utter trash. The single player is pretty neat, but if you're looking for multiplayer at all, don't waste your money. I feel like I just gave $60 to a bum to buy a hot meal and watched him spend it on crack and OD. It makes me so mad that companies can release pieces of trash as buggy as this. The game lags no matter how good your internet/computer is. There is NO FEATURE that allows you to play with your friends. The server browser that shows your friends game is broken and there's no steam integration. The only way to get in a ranked match with your friends is through the in game invite system and once you're you can't pick or switch teams! Are you *@#*(&ing kidding me?! Did anyone playtest this game? I literally would have felt better about flushing my $60 down the toilet and punching myself in the genitals.… Expand
Nov 10, 201090% - what a joke, which game did these reviewers play????, go to Steam Forums if you want to hear about the issues this game has, lag, stuttering problems make the game unplayable. I cannot play without massive lagggg in multiplayer or single player. Top end rigs are also effected according Steam users. They did not release a PC beta of the game and it is obvious. Do not buy until something is resolved. For me COD4 is still the best.… Expand
Jan 29, 2011Its duffer solo moments are masked by imaginative and visual whizz-band-fizz. [Jan 2011, p.100]
Jan 26, 2011This score will likely come as a shock to many, but this game suffers from pathetic frame rates at times, both on console and on PC.
Jan 12, 2011Black Ops is one of the best first person shooters this year, and is a obviously must have for any action fan. Intense, gory and quite brilliant, maybe it's not refreshing but at the same time its a stunning game.


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